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MANY CITIZENS ALSO INJURED.
I'iim Ammunition Chut- oi Battery 3
Exploded While the Troops Wore Taking
a Practice March Down On or Chiugo’s
Boulevards.
anAco, July 17.-—-A caisson of But-
tery F, Second artillery. United States
army, exploded with terrific force at Grand
and Oukwood boulevards. 'l‘wo artillery-
mon and one troiqmr woro instantly kill-
ed. Nearly a score of other persons—
troops, residents in the vicinity and puss-
ers by—wore injured, some of them in-
tally.
The list of the killed and wounded is as
follows:
Killed Ind \Voundcd.
Killed—J. Donovan, prlvnte, Battery 1“,
Second nrtillery; Edward Doyle, privnto,
Battery l". Second artillery; Joseph Guy-
lor, farrior, Troop B, Seventh cnvniry.
Wounded—Sergeant Lelnos, llnttcry 1",
Second artillery. bndly shot through the
body, severely burned with powder about
face and hood, recovery doubtful; Fred
Stolz. privoto, Second urtillory,bndly burn-
ed and Wounded about legs, will recover;
John Allen, privnto, Second nrtillcry,
shot in bond nnd neck, fatally injured;
Mnuricn il‘llonnoll, privntc, Soc-0nd, nr-
tillcry. shot in the bond and powdvr burn-
ed, may recover; C. Eunice, driver in reur,
privoto. Svcnnd artillery, blown from his
horse und bndly injurod, will recover;
.lohn lfrouhnrt, privnte, Second urtiilcry,
bull oi h-i't foot crushed by n bulletI not
serious; llorbort Antes, bugler, Troop ll.
Seventh cnvnlry, shot in shoulder and
arm, will rrcovcr; Scrgcnut Anthony
Knnc, Troop ii, Seventh mvulry, our shot
off; Surgcullt George lloflmnn, Troop ll,
Seventh cnvulry, shot in chin; Corporal
Abraham iiiloy, Iinti’niry P‘, Second artil-
lory, thrown to the ground and badly
bruised; >ergcnnt King, Buttery F, Soo-
ond artillery, thern from horse and
hruiscd; unknown urtillcrymnn, thrown
from horse. pickc-d up unconscious, in-
juries slight; unknown boy, thrown from
bicycle, injurcd about the legs; Miss Alice
York. 41ml Grand boulevard, tendon of
heel severed by bullet; Mrs. E. C. Huhl-
lug, 393i) Hrnnd boulevard, severely cut
and lnjurcd in her homo by falling gloss.
Fred Stolz oi the Second urtillcry dicd
inter. lie was terribly burnod and bruis-
ed by the explosion.
Mysterious and Fearful Explosion.
The troops bud loft Brighton pork for a
long mnrvh mound the city to cxcrciso the
horses They were in command of Clip
tnin [Maid of Troop l", ’l'hird «:nvulry. und
consisted of ’l‘roop 1", Third cuvulry. lo
mun; Troop it}, Sixth cnvnlry, Licutcnunt
Tote, in men; plntnon of lluitcry l“. Soc
0nd nrtilh-ry. twu guns. Lieutcmmt Guylc.
231mm; Troop ll. Seventh cnvulry, (‘np-
tnin Vurnum, «ill men. The men marched
in this onlor.
Everything wont smoothly, uml thorn
wore no incidents until thv column march
ing south on iiruud lmulm‘nrd wns just
crossing (minus-d boulcvurd. Thou u
terrific cxplosion uvcurn-d.
The man on tho caisson, supposcd to
ho llonv-vnn und lloylc, \vcrc literally
blown to picco<, and others worn thrown
lnuny foot by the violence of tho concus-
sion. Four of the llill‘r‘u‘n drawing thccnis-
son frll in their trucks. shot through and
horribly mangled. while three others wore
blown 5.» foot uhumi nguinst tho trees on
tho lmuivvord. dying instantly. 'l‘hc cnis»
son was blown to atoms. not n piece of it
lnruorthunn tnnn‘s hnnd boing found.
Th:- bouivvnrd iookod liko n buttlcilohl.
'l'hcrc who u quick sorics of explosions
after the first n'purt, nnd shrupuol shot
ruined like hnil mourn: the trrcson'lho
boulevxml and plvrrmi tho surrounding
llVYtllllllgh. Tili' l'ulli‘llsslun hnpkp pvpr"
window in tho ll|ill\"s for lillli'liriiHYlly.
The Willis and roof. of tho dwrllinus
showed lllt' terrific vilm-I of tho missiles.
Fillixpliuli‘ll sin-ll» in ”W roar of tho cuis-
son lny strewn owr ilu' urnulul.
“With tho i'xplosion i'illiil’ grout «unin.
siou of the troops. nnd for u rnolm-nt thc
mun and oilicors sovmml powerless to
more. To this was lllltltifl tho fright of
the occupunts of the surrounding houses.
who run hi‘rcilllliill: from their dwvllings,
only to bo sickened by tho sight in tho
Stl‘m't.
Police and Firemen on Iinmi.
A still nlurm of iirolmd boon turned in,
ond with tho fire department cnmo tho
stm-kyunii polio“ putt-o1 wogon. Tho wng«
on wus scnt bin-k to tho stutlon, and it
n-turm-d with 2:: mun undrr command
of Lioutmmnt Morrisscy. llo then tric-
phom-d to liydo pork for ro oniorccmcnts.
und soon (antnln llollnrd tlrrivmi with {3.3
inoro lm-u. Imtor lnsxwviors llunt uud
li‘itzpntrh'h nml Lioutulmnt llonih-hlnr-
rirod.
it Wm. sumo litilo timo buioro tho two
dcnd nrtilb'ryuwn muhi bv found. «ms
of tiwm. muuglrd lu-yoml rwogultinu.:11ut
supposed to ho lloylo, bud boon blown
over it bonrd sign :32: foot high um! um
found in u vumni lot bchind it. “no lug
und nn urm tl'vri' nonu 'l'lw other mun.
unppoml lu ho Donovou, bud been thrown
nhout :zw 1'va diagonally to the right
nml Wm- foumi in u vacant lot near tho
lmko .‘born trucks. Joseph Hnyior was
found nonr whom he won struck.
[trout duumm: was wrought by tho ox:
pimlon to uI-luhboring properly. \l'lrr
down in most of tho surrounding bousus
wore blown out. and tho dnmugo to mod»
dvnro and pork prupvrty in tho noighbnn
hood of (he mwbh-nt in cstlnmtuil ut nbout
“Minn
The boom: of 143. (,3. llm-hllng WM limo
ogod to the oxiunt of about $1,000, itnmt
of tho windows bring rumplotcly domol:
lubed. (lnouf tho sin-ll.» struck the top
of tho housu nml turouwny port of tho
roof. Another «hull struck between (mo
of tho boy windows and the wall of Mr.
liuohlinu's houso ond stuck in this po-
sition.
J. B. (hunter of illlllil (imnd lmulovnrd
lives directly opposite whore the nooldont
occurred, and ho unstained n loss of about
$1,500. A huge picce of ono of tho whmls
of tho gun corn-logo was blown through
his sitting rtmn window and carried away
is large lump which stood in the window.
The house of Emu Foster. attorney for the
Grand Trunk rum]. suffered A loss of about
$1,000, having ovory window in the house
shot away and tho blinds of tho front with
down torn to pier-m.
At thehomoof iii. 6. Denim nose Grand
boulevard. the loss was about 3700. most:—
iy in pinto glass windows and womlworl:
around the rooms. Tho house of 1". ll.
Howe. mm (hood boulevard, who one of
the buildings hunt «imaged. lilo loss is
estimated at tram. The house at A.
Devlin, 3938 Grand boulevard, rm dom-
gM want them. One or the iron sheila
Moi: the imioony rail end lodged time.
All the windows were blown out and the
dent and secure report or the stair. On
the return of C lonel Wllibon he gave the
following verbal account of the accident
preparatory to writing his report:
“Tho command, under the escort of the
cavalry. was taking its dolly march exer-
rise. The caisson consisted of n limber,
on which was n chest and the carriage
containing two chests more of ammuni-
tion, making thrco cheats on the caisson.
The explosion occurred in the chest of the
limber, and tho forco of the explosion
wns to the roar. touring away the caisson
and igniting the powder in the other «two
chests. The first caisson curried 42 shrap-
nels and ii cartridges. ’l‘ho shrupncls are
landed with percussion containing iulmi-
notes and small balls and are fired from
the counon by a cartridge containing 8%
pounds of powder.
”My theory of the accident is that the
screw plug ut the boss of one of the shrap-
nols cumo loose, umi some of tho powder
leaked out, nnd, being ground nnd pound—
ed by the jolting of tho limbor, ignited all
the powder in the cartridges and oxplods
ed, u 1 the ignition of tho curtrid es in
the otlfiir two chests followed. In t 18 sec-
ond chest on the caisson were 2') time
shells, in shrnpncls and their complement
of 44 curtridgm. In the third nnd roar
chests wcro' i: shells and ii cartridges.
"The i'orcc of the explosion can be more
readily umbrstood whcn it, is rumomborcd
that the 13'} cnrtridgcs contuincd 495
pounds of powder.
"The men who were in tho dotnohmcnt
snld that they recognized two distinct re-
ports, swmingly nlmost simultaneous.
This was tho limbcr chest, followed n1—
most instantly by tho two other chests.
A Rattle of Explosions.
"Tho rnttlc of explosions followed. The
grant dotonution wns tho bursting of tho
shrupncls us [buy struck the ground. The
men on the caisson wore liftrd by the ex-
plosion, whilo the. horses wrro killed by
the missiles from the shrupnols. All of
the 42 shrnpncls in tho limbcr chest ox-
plnded, while four of the 123' in tho second
chest were found unexploded. None of
the time shells exploded. They do not
contain any fulminate and are fired by a
time fuse.
“I take no stock in the theory that dy-
namite had nnything to do with it. The
greatest precaution is always taken about
tho nnununition. lilnch chest is locked by
n Yalu lock spoviuily mode for tho govern-
lncnt. ’l‘hcro is no key in tho buttery
that will unlock nny but tho chest to
which it belongs, and i do not believe
tin-re is a key in (‘hh-ugo that will un<
lock nny of our nrtillery chests. The nm-
munition is most curl-fully pm-kod under
supervision of on niiivor. livery Tiny it is
rxmninwl. ’l'his ruisson was. inspected
lust owning. All of tho shrnpm-ls were
looked after and tho screw plugs cxnm-
inrd and tiglm-m-d. I have no recollec-
tion of is similar nochh'nt in tho i'nitod
Stores nrtillrry. unii it is tho first on record
so for us l mu lcurn. The nuns worr the
new ritlcd ih-ldpiocos recently introduced
in tho scrvico uml huvc never even native
duty. 'l‘ho ammunition is u couple of
months old nnd has been jolted over the
rough roads in Knnsxm. omi yot when go-
ing M n light trot on the smoutlwst road
in L‘hlcugo the explosion took plucc."
TROOPS lN COURT.
A Sacramento Jmlga- “'lm Banister! Ill In-
\‘ulon.
Fil‘liililix‘i‘il. July 17. — During the
hcnrimr ui n writ of hnbous corpus for the
rclouso of tho thrco llunsmuir strikers be-
fore .ludgo (,‘utlln a dctachnn-nt of rogu-
lnrs mnrchml into the courthouse with the,
evident intention of taking tho prisoners.
.ludgc i'ntlin immodiutciy urosc und cull-
cd upon pcrsuns who \voro present to to
sist uuy uttompt of the soldirrs to illktl
away the strikers. Assistant Attorney
Knight cxvltvilly jumpcd to his foot nnd
met the sohlh-rs us they \wm entering the
courthouw. lh- ordcrcd them to return
to tho iii-poi, which tin-y did nitcr consid-
ornblc ln-simm-y. ’l‘hroxvitunwnt in the
court wits lnh'nw. Hcvorol of tho spoo-
tutors rcnrhml for iboir hip [nu-hots nnd
nliimunccd tlu'ir ilvlcrmlnniioll to follow
.ludgo i‘nilln‘s instructions to prvvont tho
regulurs from inking uwuy tho prisoners.
()thors scrun'ly burrmi tho doors landing
in tho courtroom uml throoiouingly du-
(-larml thuir intontiun of rcslsiing tho reg.
ulars. After tho oxcltomont bud subsid-
vd Judge l'nllln ordcl‘ml tho thruo prison
ors rommuh'd to the custody of tho chief
of police. 'l‘hoy uro churgud with stonliug
on ongino nt llunsmuir.
CRAIG KNOCKED OUT.
ilo (lot In the “hey of Prior Muller‘s lllg
Right linml.
lios’mx, .luly l7.-- .\t Music hull. niwr
tWU rounds of us but lighting on lioston
llill Wltllusm'd this nu-nuun, l’vtvr .‘lillb‘l‘
stiml Will/till: his nrius ovvr tho prostrotu
form of From. l‘rulg. tho vulnl't‘d wamdur
from Now York. uhnin ho bud lmockml
out by n vhnncv right hundor. (irnig mm
unfortunutoenough in tolling in striko
on his low, and he lay in that position
until long nits-r in seconds hnd gono by.
it took but ilvo mluutos to some tho
dorky's championship nsplrutlouu. but
curly in tho lvnttlo it wully luukod liku Il
wnlknvc r for him to win. llo woo oil over
his whiio oppom-m. but ibo illruu or four
still punulu-s thin ho hmdrd on th) lrish
ind ovidvntly mtml on wokors up for the
lotion
llnrruln's binning l'oiwl.
lii'i‘r‘im, .luly iii-«A nowvmcnt is ro‘
ported to ho on foot horo. sold to ho orlu»
looted by l'nstmnsor .lncob Slouch, to
rulso n sulmvrlpiion to smni smuo of lini-
fuio's starving l'olvs hook to l’oloml.
There are about Mum) l’ulcs in “clinic.
and tho condition of runny of thorn is sold
to ho pltinblo.
(lermnn Hlnuoro In Lino.
" “'lll'l‘lt l’hAlNN, N. Y.. July i7.-—'1'hc
fourth nnnunl pnrmlo and iostivnl of tho
Wootolwstor County siwngcrlmnd woo hold
hero. Five hundmlslngarslook pnrtin
the permit.
(inland Farmhnmln on Mrike.
Cnm‘mitt‘own. Md. July 17. ~—~ Kent
county runners lmvo thousands of norm of
wheat unthrnshod, cm] the colored lobar.
are have gone on u strike,
Powder Mill lilows lip.
POTTHV'lLt.E, Po, .1on 11—4,le of the
OREGON! l’mvdcr company‘s mills at UM
sonnblow up. and Frank ilrmllord was
fatally injured.
Troubl- I‘m- n Purine.
Booms, July italic-nit Because. I
well known Wrens, has been arrested on
so indictment for obtninlnl money under
false m.
0. F801: we
DENTIST.
Viiaiizeii ill or tannins. It.
Extra Charge.
Sets of Tech. $5 in Sill
Office hours, from 8 a. In. to ii p in.
Dr. Bontwell is usin a preparation in ii -
ling which renders t 9 operation as near
wpfiess as possible without injury to the
LAUDER’S BLOCK;
4 So. Main‘ St, 80. Hawaii. °
, mill in: ‘
Houm
Buildings moved in first-class order. Stem
boilers and heavy machine’rl‘y a specialty.
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